Dude, where’s my code? Changeset tracking to the rescue!
There’s a new feature in TFS 2010 that I’ve mostly ignored but I think is super powerful. The new “Tracking […]
There’s a new feature in TFS 2010 that I’ve mostly ignored but I think is super powerful. The new “Tracking […]
There are instances where you only want a specific group of people to create work items in TFS. For example,
If you have a workitem type that you don’t use or no longer need in TFS, you can destroy the
If you ever need to delete (destroy) workitems in TFS, use the witadmin utility to do so: witadmin destroywi /collection:http://myserver:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection
Sometimes you have to change the attributes of a work item field in TFS. For example, let’s say that when
Although you cannot get rid of changesets in TFS, you can easily roll back a change if something was mistakenly
We are currently building an application that writes to Azure blob-storage as part of its business process. As I was